RE: [Springframework-developer] release plan

[Travis C. <tra...@le...>]

I will start on a prototype of the website this week.  I will just chose =
a logo to go with for now and hopefully make it easy to change the color =
scheme, etc. to match whatever logo the group chooses.  I think though =
we should pick the logo soon as we can start incorporating on all =
documentation, tutorials, etc.  This will also allow Rod to have a very =
visible spring presence at the TSS conference (which is very important, =
we need to give developers a graphic that they can associate mentally =
with Spring and make it stand out as something they should check out).

Any thoughts?

-thanks
Travis

-----Original Message-----
From: Isabelle Muszynski [mailto:isa...@me...]
Sent: Saturday, May 17, 2003 4:46 AM
To: spr...@li...
Subject: [Springframework-developer] release plan


Hi everyone,

What features are we missing for 0.8, .09 and 1.0? It would help having =
an idea of what remains to be done by when. I also suggest we give =
ourselves some target dates (soft deadlines) in order to avoid slippage =
as much as possible. If Rod could propose dates and features, then every =
member could respond with "possible" or "impossible" as far as he/she is =
concerned.=20
Personally, I hope to have the web and JNDI chapters done next week. =
Next on the list is EJB. Then AOP and transactions, which I'm afraid are =
going to take me some time to do as I have to figure out the code first =
and do some background reading. And ditto for the ORM stuff. What =
features are absolutely necessary for the different releases?
I also feel that the website is a major priority, even if it's a first =
draft. And we need to get the download sections and docs sections on the =
sourceforge site set up. The sf site is our public face right now, and =
sorry to say it doesn't look like much.

Isabelle

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